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How likely is it that i messed up my larynx or trachea by putting fingers on both sides and feeling up and down? i also kind of pushed a little to one side because it was uncomfortable. now its a little sore and hoarse to talk. is it possible?
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It is unlikely that you caused any permanent damage. As long as you are breathing and speaking properly, I would not worry about it. You will find that it heals rather quickly. If you have any breathing difficulties, go to the emergency room right away. Good luck.
Answered 2/9/2023
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